Demolition work

Tender description

The framework requirements have been split into 10 lots and it is the Council's intention to award each Lot separately. Organisations are able to tender for one or more Lot(s). Lot 1 Standard Demolition — Tyne and Wear, Durham and Tees Valley. Lot 2 Specialist Demolition — Tyne and Wear, Durham and Tees Valley. Lot 3 Asbestos Surveying and Analytical Services within Public Buildings — Tyne and Wear. Lot 4 Asbestos Surveying and Analytical Services within Private Dwellings — Tyne and Wear. Lot 5 Asbestos Removal Works within Public Buildings — Tyne and Wear. Lot 6 Asbestos Removal Works within Private Dwellings — Tyne and Wear. Lot 7 Asbestos Surveying and Analytical Services within Public Buildings — Durham and Tees Valley. Lot 8 Asbestos Surveying and Analytical Services within Private. Lot 9 Asbestos Removal Works within Public Buildings — Durham and Tees Valley. Lot 10 Asbestos Removal Works within Private Dwellings — Durham and Tees Valley. The Council is seeking to procure a comprehensive delivery mechanism for standard demolition works across the Tyne and Wear, Durham and Tees Valley regions. Standard demolition includes use of conventional manual and mechanical demolition of low and midrise structures (6 storeys and below). It generally applies to buildings of traditional construction in non-critical locations. The Council is seeking to procure a comprehensive delivery mechanism for specialist demolition works across the Tyne and Wear, Durham and Tees Valley regions. Specialist demolitions are categorised for the purpose of this framework as; multi-storey structures (7 storeys and above), bridges, towers (including lattice towers or pylons), guyed structures, vessel structures, spires, tunnels and other complex constructions including pre-stressed elements and other non-traditional construction elements and where work involves the use of explosives, deliberate collapse (including preweakening), undermining or other less conventional methods are required or when working on or near railways or waterways. Please note this list is not exhaustive. The Council requires a comprehensive system to monitor and manage asbestos containing materials within their portfolio of buildings across the Tyne and Wear region including but not limited to; schools, offices, community centres, nurseries, children's centres, car parks, cemeteries, shop units, museums, theatres, libraries, markets, garages and historic buildings. The Council requires a comprehensive system to monitor and manage asbestos containing materials within their portfolio of private dwellings across the Tyne and Wear region. The Council requires a safe system of work for the removal of licensed and non-licensed ACM's within its portfolio of buildings and land across the Tyne and Wear region including but not limited to; schools, offices, community centres, nurseries, children's centres, car parks, cemeteries, shop units, museums, theatres, libraries, markets, garages and historic buildings. The Council requires a safe system of work for the removal of licensed and non-licensed ACM's within its portfolio of private dwellings across the Tyne and Wear region. The Council requires a comprehensive system to monitor and manage asbestos containing materials within their portfolio of buildings across Durham and Tees Valley regions including but not limited to; schools, offices, community centres, nurseries, children's centres, car parks, cemeteries, shop units, museums, theatres, libraries, markets, garages and historic buildings. The Council requires a comprehensive system to monitor and manage asbestos containing materials within their portfolio of private dwellings across the Durham and Tees Valley regions. The Council requires a safe system of work for the removal of licensed and non-licensed ACM's within its portfolio of buildings and land across Durham and Tees Valley regions including but not limited to; schools, offices, community centres, nurseries, children's centres, car parks, cemeteries, shop units, museums, theatres, libraries, markets, garages and historic buildings. The Council requires a safe system of work for the removal of licensed and non-licensed ACM's within its portfolio of private dwellings across Durham and Tees Valley regions.